Studying the neuroscience of live performance | Goldsmiths, University of London
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The question of what makes live experiences special will be explored in a new €1.9m EU-funded project led by Goldsmiths, University of London.
Primary page content The question of what makes live experiences special will be explored in a new €1.9m EU-funded project led by Goldsmiths, University of London. Photo by Camilla Greenwell of Katye Coe and Matthias Sperling performing 'No-How Generator' by Matthias Sperling Image credit --> ‘Liveness’ is central to dance, theatre and music performance – and to political rallies, sports events, reality TV and university lectures – but what exactly sets live experiences apart from recorded ones? How is our understanding of ‘liveness’ shaped by social media and new immersive technologies l
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